👉 Bond computing is a novel approach to secure and decentralized data management that leverages blockchain technology to create a trustless environment for storing, sharing, and processing sensitive information. In this system, data is encrypted and split into smaller, immutable chunks known as "bonds," each containing a cryptographic hash of the original data and metadata about its integrity and ownership. These bonds are then stored on a blockchain, which acts as a distributed ledger ensuring transparency and immutability. When data needs to be accessed or processed, a secure transaction involving the bonds is executed on the blockchain, allowing authorized parties to verify the data's authenticity and integrity without revealing the underlying information. This method enhances privacy, security, and trust in data transactions, making it particularly valuable for applications like healthcare, finance, and supply chain management where data confidentiality is paramount.